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  SnapManager aims to make consistent snapshots of demand for software such as MS SQL in your case. Instant database do not give you this ability, as they do not trigger the VSS suspension. More SnapManager for SQL gives you point in the ability to recover in time for your databases to SQL transaction logs, which provide none of the solutions above. However, as SnapManager creates snapshots, you must make sure that you have dedicated LUN for you SQL VM, otherwise you will be taking snapshots of the same volumes twice.

  And now VDP makes backups of your environment. It supports long-term retention, as snapshots in general are not kept for more than one week or one month. Make sure that the data are stored on a separate volume from where are your virtual machines. Or ideally to a destination that is external to your storage group.

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• What is the difference between making a site inactive and end provider, provider dating site?

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  Kind regards

  Mindy

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  Cons to delete: Auditors will be unhappy because the record is no more.

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  Cons of idle: You not save the date to which it has been inactivated. However the database captures the "last_update_date" column (which is not useful unless you have activated the check feature).

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